Pioneering Doncaster security business helps catch UK criminals

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A pioneering Doncaster security business is using AI to identify potential criminals before they commit a crime.

Doncaster Security Operations Centre (DSOC) based in Doncaster is an independent, remote monitoring business which can detect red flags such as individuals wearing face coverings or using stolen access codes.

The business invests heavily in behavioural analysis to identify suspicious activity and to reduce false alarms such as filtering out animal activations or environmental triggers.

The Yorkshire region has emerged as a backbone of the UK’s security sector. DSOC is one of 33 security specialists from the region stepping up to provide frontline solutions at The Security Event at the NEC between April 28 to April 30.

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Ant Hebblethwaite

The event comes at a time of heightened focus on public safety and organisational resilience. The presence of these Yorkshire businesses signals a concentrated effort to drive skilled jobs and technical expertise within the sector.

Ant Hebblethwaite, sales director of DSOC said: “The Security Event is the largest trade show in the security industry calendar. At DSOC, we exhibit each year, meeting potential new installer partners, catching up with fellow security professionals, and continuing to learn and evolve as we help drive the remote monitoring sector forward.’’

In it’s seventh year, it is Europe’s largest security event with more than 450 industry leading exhibitors showcasing more than 10,000 security solutions. There will be live demonstrations of latest products and technology.

This year's show especially celebrates women in security with workshops and seminars from women on the front line, women leading change and interesting talks such as 'inside the mind of a negotiator' with two of the UK's most experienced hostage negotiators.

Peter Poole, group event director of the Nineteen Group, added:“Security continues to be a top priority for businesses, communities and governments alike and the industry consistently rises to meet these challenges with exceptional technology, talent and innovation.

“Year after year, this event demonstrates the value of bringing industry experts together to drive meaningful, positive change. This year we welcome globally leading exhibitors showcasing their latest innovations, alongside a comprehensive programme of talks from influential security professionals."

With over 17,500 visitors expected to attend, the event will serve as a litmus test for the UK’s readiness to face emerging global threats.

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